Provides free tutoring to students aged 8-18. Due to Covid, all tutoring is conducted online. Students must register for all tutoring sessions.

Offers free virtual tutoring services during the COVID pandemic for students in grades K-3. The organization offers two types of tutoring sessions: reading help and general tutoring. Students meet 1-2 times per week for the reading program, and twice or more per week in the general program.

There are various activities available at each branch. Speakers, musicians, and activities are available, at each location. Please see website for further information, or call the phone number provided for a list of upcoming activities. AADL is currently hosting many virtual engagement opportunities.

The Mission of the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum is to inspire people to discover the wonder of science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Our Vision is to be the leader in imaginative and interactive learning experiences. Tickets are $16 for adults and children, or $3 for EBT/WIC Cardholders.

The new computer based GED Test has launched, and GED preparation is necessary to successfully complete this new test. Appropriate instruction in all four subjects of the new test is provided in our GED Prep classes. Our classes are scheduled in both the day and evening at several different sites to better meet the needs of students. Be sure to read our flyers for the exact times and places. Registration is every Monday at 4 p.m. at Pathways to Success High School.

Ann Arbor Rec & Ed offers classes, activities, camps, and sports for all ages.

We're proud to offer scholarships to members of the Ann Arbor Public Schools community who receive Free/Reduced Meals or meet specific HUD income guidelines and residency requirements. 

View the Fee Waiver/Fee Discount Program page for more information.

At Big Brothers Big Sisters of Washtenaw County, we believe in the dignity and worth of all individuals. We believe that each young person deserves unconditional support and acceptance, no matter their race, religion, gender or sexual orientation. We encourage any and all interested young people and potential mentors to inquire and learn more about being in a supportive, developmental mentoring relationship.

Mentorship Access Guidance In College exists to increase the graduation rates among students who have experienced foster care or homelessness by removing barriers that interfere with academic success and the process of becoming an interdependent adult.

Growing Hope helps people improve their lives and communities through gardening and healthy food access. 

Offers ESL classes at all levels for all ages. Accent reduction classes as well as TOEFL prep classes are also available. Times are flexible to accommodate working professionals. Due to Covid, all classes are currently remote.

TIP is an incentive program that encourages eligible students to complete high school by providing tuition assistance for the first two years of college and beyond. To meet the financial eligibility requirement, a student must have (or have had) Medicaid coverage for 24 months within a 36-consecutive month period as identified by the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services (MDHHS).

Michigan State University (MSU) Extension helps people improve their lives by bringing the vast knowledge resources of MSU directly to individuals, communities and businesses. They offer online and in-person webinars about nutrition, cooking, mindfulness, running a business, personal finance skills, and more.

At the Matthaei Botanical Gardens, you’ll find the conservatory, gift shop, classroom and meeting spaces, display gardens such as the Gaffield Children’s Garden, Bonsai & Penjing Garden, Great Lakes Gardens, and more, and many trails and natural areas. The Botanical Gardens are free and open 7 days a week.

Nichols Arboretum is a haven for students, U-M and hospital staff, and visitors year-round. The Arb is free and open 7 days a week from sunrise to sunset.

Offers fitness classes, activities, and summer day camps for lower rates for clients. If a client participates in nutrition and fitness classes with Community Mental Health, they may be able to get a full-day pass for the rest of the day.

The Neutral Zone is a diverse, youth-driven teen center dedicated to promoting personal growth through artistic expression, community leadership and the exchange of ideas.

At The Ozone Drop-in Center, youth 13-20 can eat a hot meal, use the shower or laundry, play games, talk to a job coach, hang out in a safe place, and get help.

SOS Community Services is a community-based nonprofit. We are dedicated to preventing and ending family homelessness in Washtenaw County through partnerships with caring individuals, local businesses and organizations, social service agencies and professionals.

As parents work toward regaining stability in their families, SOS  offers them home visits and help planning for parenting and children’s needs. The SOS Parents as Teachers (PAT) Program provides a home visitation program for families who have children age 5 or younger. SOS PAT supports parents to be their children’s first and most important teachers. Parents learn how to foster healthy growth and development for their children. PAT includes parent-child play groups, individual in-home meetings with parents, developmental screenings for children, connections with community resources, and evaluations.

This program enrolls both families involved in SOS housing programs, and families in the community that meet the eligibility requirements. To learn more information about how to enroll you and your child in SOS PAT call 734-484-9944.

The Michigan League provides the University community with elegant facilities and superb catering services, providing the perfect location and atmosphere for meetings and special events.

The League also houses a convenience store and information desk, computer stations, several eateries, and various sitting areas, including space in the charming garden. Visit the League for a quick bite to eat, an engaging meeting, or a pleasant overnight stay.

As the Michigan’s children’s Trust Fund’s designated agency for the prevention of child abuse and neglect for Washtenaw County, we’re in the business of ending victimization before it happens. We offer educational services and programs to all walks of life in our community; children, teens, parents, community members, and youth-serving professionals throughout Washtenaw County are our partners in the journey toward a safer tomorrow.

Almost every job that pays well requires some college education. But how do you get that education when so many things stand in your way? Basic services include: Academic Skills Improvement; Counseling and Support Services; College and Job Skills Development; Individual Tutoring; GED Preparation. Need more information on the GED Program? Please call for orientation dates and times.